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tenants

Housing

After Bronx blaze, state bill targets landlords who leave tenants in limbo

By Emily Swanson and Shane O’Brien

gang

Police bust Bronx gangs tied to 13 shootings, renew calls to toughen youth crime laws

By Dean Moses

what

What’s happening | plays, summer fun at the park and more

By Lauren Berardi

Zohran Mamdani and Andrew Cuomo in primary

AMNY

NYC Mayor’s Race: Cuomo and Mamdani trade blows in radio interviews with hours to go until primary

Morris Park's Dark Comedy Queen, Adrienne Iapalucci has been touring around the country to promote her Netflix special, a dark and deeply funny social commentary on some of life's most politically charged topics.

From Morris Park to Netflix: Adrienne Iapalucci delivers brutal laughs and Bronx realness

By Sadie Brown

Early voting in the 2025 primary elections

AMNY

2025 Elections: Early voting turnout surged across NYC as Democratic mayoral primary race tightens

heat

Politics

Bronx sizzles as heat wave peaks

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Community Celebration

Juneteenth flag raised in the Bronx to honor legacy of resilience and recommitment to justice

By Christian Murray

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Arthur Cantina celebrates 20 years in Bronx Little Italy, with legacy rooted in family and hard work

By Jason Cohen

Juneteenth 2025

Community Celebration

Juneteenth celebrations marks freedom and unity at Van Cortlandt Park

By ET Rodriguez

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AMNY

Ranked-choice voting: What you need to know about how to vote in NYC primary

New Yorker splashing water on face during extreme heat wave

AMNY

Extreme heat warning in NYC: How to stay cool during the upcoming heat wave

Correction Department bus heading to Rikers Island

AMNY

Rikers Island sees two more inmate deaths in 78 minutes – prompting more investigations and outrage

endorsements

Politics

Mayoral candidate Michael Blake qualifies for $2M in matching funds just days before primary

By Emily Swanson

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Final phase of La Central breaks ground in Melrose after a decade in the making

By Emily Swanson

commencement

Kids & Education

Cardinal Spellman HS holds 63rd commencement for graduates

By Ethan Marshall

More from Around NYC

LEGO Animals Take Over Old Westbury Gardens This Spring

New York Family

LEGO Animals Take Over Old Westbury Gardens This Spring

Attorney General Letitia James announced a lawsuit against Elon Musk and the Trump administration on Feb 14.

NY sues Trump admin after it pulls $73M in highway funding for not revoking non-citizen drivers licenses

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Schneps Podcasts

Max McNamara CEO and Co-Founder of Sky Cap Corp

Gov. Kathy Hochul, seen here at the Stonewall National Monument in February, is facing calls to expand an HIV/AIDS housing assistance program in the state.

Dozens of groups call on Hochul to expand HIV/AIDS housing assistance beyond NYC